LSD, Hashish, Opiates, Cash Discovered During Routine Traffic Stop In Madison

On Thursday, May 3, 2012 at 1:31 a.m., members of the Madison Police Department conducted a motor vehicle stop in the area of Nortontown Road and Wildwood Avenue, Madison, for a violation of Connecticut General Statutes 14-236: Failure to Drive in the Proper Lane.  The vehicle was occupied by three individuals, one of whom is a juvenile.  Two of the individuals were placed under arrest. 

A substantial amount of cash; multiple types of narcotics, including: Marijuana, LSD, Hashish, and Opiates; and numerous pieces of drug paraphernalia were recovered within the vehicle, and on the person of the individuals within the vehicle.

Police did not provide the names of the individuals arrested.

The charges include:

Driver

21A-279(B) Illegal Possession of a Hallucinogen

21A-278(B) Illegal Manufacture/Distribute/Sale- Hallucinogen

21A-277(B) Illegal Manufacture/Distribute/Sale- Marijuana

21A-267 Use and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia (4 counts)

Public Act 11-71 Possession of Marijuana (2 counts)

14-236 Failure to Drive in Proper Lane

14-18(a) Failure to Display Front Plate

Passenger

21A-279(A) Illegal Possession

53A-48/21A-278(B) Conspiracy/ Illegal Manufacture/Distribute/Sale- Hallucinogen

53A-48/21A-277(B) Conspiracy/ Illegal Manufacture/Distribute/Sale- Marijuana

53A-167A Interfering with an Officer

21A-267 Use and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia (3 counts)

Public Act 11-71 Possession of Marijuana (2 counts)

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